Leroux Leads Walkerville Victory With Homer and Triple
Caseys top Walkerville 8-3 at Clark Park as Leroux belts a triple and a homer to spark the win. Crunch pitches for the losers, Kiely shines for the Casers with two hits aiding 12 safe innings. Walkerville mounts late challenges but falls short in a wide open contest.
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Collegiate Golf Semi Finals Set After Quarterfinal Wins
In Cleveland heat Charley Kocsis of Michigan crushed Woodrow Mallow 9 and 8 to reach the semifinals of the national intercollegiate golf championship. Ea White of Texas topped Johnny Banks 1 up. Charley Yates and Frank Ridlee of Georgia Tech advanced. Semifinal pairings: Kocsis vs White, Yates vs Ridlee, final to follow Saturday.
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Exhibition Baseball Headlines Across Cities
Scattered lines show exhibition baseball results and league notes from New Haven and Wheeling. Mentions of teams such as Cubs and Braves, players like Garrity and Mogant, and various scores hint at a wider summer tour and ongoing matchups across multiple venues.
Baseball Standings and Run Totals From Weekend Games
The report lists team leaders and run totals with players such as Gehringer and Foxx among others. It includes standings notes for the American and National Leagues and mentions players like Johnson, Ott, and Foxx in a summary of recent performances and totals.
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Notre Dame Coach Talks With California Bears
Notre Dame football coach Elmer Layden arrived in San Francisco from Los Angeles and said a friendly visit with UC graduate manager William Monahan is planned. He did not confirm a future game with California but noted Notre Dame’s 1934 and 1935 schedules are set and that post season games are not favored.
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William Monahan
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Dink” Templeton
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Von Cramm Tennis Ace for Europe, Says Bill Tilden
Boston report notes Bill Tilden praises Gotfried Von Cramm for winning the French hardcourt singles as the German rising star. Tilden, a longtime booster since 1930, says Von Cramm could become the continent's top player with fine backhand work and poise. Also lists Western League results Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other small scores.
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Final AAU Meet at Milwaukee Highlights Global Elite
The 47th annual National AAU meet at Marquette stadium brings world's record holders Olympic stars and national champions. Seven athletes earn Europe tours, fourteen go to Japan, while Cunningham and Bonthron renew a famed 1500m duel amid strong field. prelims today with finals under lights and senior finals Saturday. Also notes Seattle inaugural day at Longacres track with Frisky Matron winning.
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United States
National Amateur Athletic Union
Marquette University Stadium
Europe
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Uniersity
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Jimmy Cavallo
University of California At Los Angeles
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Los Angeles
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Ross and McDougall Lead Northwest Amateur Golf Semis
Spokane reports the Northwest Amateur Golf women’s championship advancing with Marian McDougall of Portland, Mrs. F. B. Ross of Kalispell, Mrs. G. R. Johnson of Seattle, and Mrs. Don Scott of Bremerton winning quarterfinals. McDougall meets Johnson and Ross faces Scott in Friday’s semifinals, with Ross’ run seen as a historic Montana near-miss.
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Bellingham
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Cotton Takes British Open Lead With 65 First Round
Briton Henry Cotton set a blistering pace at Sandwich England tying a record with 65 seven under par after a first round 7 and a half way total 32 in the British Open. Alf Padgham was second at 141 followed by Denny Shute Joe Kirkwood and Charles Whitcombe at 143. American hopes seemed distant as Barazam and MacDonald Smith posted 148. Cotton aimed to improve further in the finals for a possible homebred triumph since 1825.
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Paradelphia
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Tigers Hold Sox 8 In 10 Innings At Navin Field
Detroit Tigers overcome 104 degree heat at Navin Field to beat Chicago White Sox 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Gehringer and Greenberg deliver timely doubles in the 10th to seal the win after Dykes misplayed a sacrifice bunt in the ninth.
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Seven Yanks Two Girls Win at Wimbledon
United States players dominated the English championships with five men’s and two women’s singles victories. Frank Shields Sidney Elwooder Lester Stocken George Lott Dave Jones Helen Hult Jacobs and Caroline Babeoski advanced as showers interrupted late matches. The highlight was Fred Perry vs Roderick Menzel on center court, Perry’s ankle aiding but he won 0-6 6-3 5-7 9-4 6-2.
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Indian guest Fred erick James throws first ball of Tigers game
Fred erick Ernest James of Madras India attended Rotary International's twenty fifth annual convention in Detroit and threw the ceremonial first ball to start the baseball game between the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox.
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Mike Gibbons Son to Fight on Glasgow Card July Fourth
In Glasgow Montana Tommy Gibbons of St Fan, once a challenger to Dempsey, is expected to attend as his brother Mike Gibbons and nephew Jack appear on the July 4 bill. Jack Gibbons faces Laurie Peppin on the Halliday card. Tommy has coached his nephew. In New York, Kid Chocolate defeated Frankie Marchese in a 12 round bout at Fort Hamilton arena weighing 130 pounds.
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Old Canzoner Stops Klick in Ninth Round
New York featherweight champion Tony Canzoneri defeats Frankie Klick in a technical knockout at 1:42 of the ninth round at the Brooklyn Dodgers ball park. Referee Patsy Haley halted the bout after Klick sustained a swollen bloodied right eye from Canzoneri’s sustained offense in front of 16,000 fans.
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Patsy Haley
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Collegiates Reach Semi Finals In Net Race
In Los Angeles an eight year old from New England upset defending champion Jack Tidball of the University of California 6-4 6-1 to advance in the national intercollegiate tennis tournament. Gilbert Hut of Massachusetts Tech also advanced after a 6-1 6-2 6-1 win. Georgia Tech’s Bul Teese defeated Martin Buxton 4-6 6-2 6-1, while Gene Mako of Southern California and Wilbur Hesa of Rice Institute remained contenders.
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Rules for Giving Slab Win Credits in Baseball
Boston June 28 Fans object to crediting relief pitchers for wins in doubleheaders. Fritz Marmmueller saved both ends for the Red Sox against the St Louis Browns. In game one he retired one batter and got no win credit. in game two he entered with none out in the fifth, allowed one hit, then retired three men and kept the team from further scoring, yet was not credited with a win for the second relief appearance.
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Upset Victims Fall In Trans-Mississippi Tourney Round
In Dallas Texas June 28 field thundersed by upsets at Brook Hollow as Little of San Francisco loses 2 and 1 to Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City Reynolds Smith of Dallas falls to Reuben Albaugh of Dallas 1 up 19 holes and other notable results mark first round of the TransMississippi tournament Trotz unintended details trimmed to show main outcomes and names including Goldman and Smith among others
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Waco
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Albuquerque
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Rosedales surge in City League with upset over Parks
Rosedale Marketmen moved back atop the City League race with a 13-9 victory over Silver Bow Parks after a 9-8 lead shift with four runs in the fourth and another four in the sixth. A Parka forfeit from last week was postponed to be played later. In Commercial League play Centerville narrowly avoided a loss, then beat Hunthr Kets men as Maucketmen and others racked up runs.
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Nevada Boy Tops Trapshoot Stars In Reno
H Rosenbrock Jr of Gardnerville Nev topped a Pacific International trapshooting tour event in Reno with 4 hits from 50 in the handicap. Sixty contestants entered, Cal Vining of Sacramento and Dr H W Armstrong of Sea Girt tied for second at 47. P M Troch and J A Troch, Portland, scored 47, while E W Renfro of Dell Mont posted 45.
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